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DEPARTURE OF SGEAHERs.
OLD DOMINION STEAM II tT1A
{ SHIP COMPANY. s-1asl4aAA&
FOR NEW YORK.


ftcens,pI leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY a. 3P. NJ, and SUNDAY 81 high
water. ,
Norfolk EVERY 70 EsDAI, THURSDAY, AMI
SATURDAY 4t5F. VI.
p,ss.ng.r accommodations uusurDas-ei
Cabin fare 70 New ork ga James-river
route tpcluiiug meals and berth). = 20
RoHnd-tip tlcsets limited % thlrty days
after date Il issue. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA iU
Storage win sIbsist enCc................ w
Steerarc without subsistence. %
CABIN iaTe &c Chesapeake AMI Ohio rail- . ~,
road................. ........-............ ~ W
Calir fare ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss..ss ~ -
Tickets can he obtained at \. ". Carriers.
1000 Main street; Chesapeake ard ONO and
Ri.hmOud ami Petersburg dcpots, and at com
panys Offices, 1901 Main street, aud wharf,
Rockets
,ssued FOR points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 7. VI.
Manifest closed OF sailing days one hour De-
fore departure. u,,...
and saturday ats =. NJ. by the Newpori Nows
steamer and arrive al Richmond by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio train the mex DAY az b.l5 T. VI
Passengers leaving Richmond On MoNDAl :,
Tuesdays WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS =,
ani SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake ond Ohio
railway (Uia Newport News) at 7. W., aud
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days. at 1919 4. NJ. will maze eolpecton ~
NOgFCGN wi,h steamer LEAVING those days.
SsILlNGS THIS WEEK.
WYhNOEE, Cartain JENNEY FRIDAY.
July 2gih. az O'cocs T. VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCr, SUNDAY,
Iulv 9f.t al o'clOcI T. VI.
OLp DOMINION. Captain HrLrnEgs TUES
DAY. Auguet Cd, at 3 O'Clock Z. Il.
GEORGE W. ALLEN ~ CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
Company's wharf. Rockets,
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HALEY AND ALs. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BRO
PAYS ADyiEHTRATRX AND AIS, DEFEND
ANTs-IS THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
|. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk 81 said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
July 25, 1857. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this e9th day on July,
1857. ny 30l BENJAMIN Ii. Bbhh1.
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DTCVNONO. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
N AND POTOMAC AD.--Schedule
commencing MAY y, lss7-eastarn standard
time
us ). NJ, leaves Byrd-Street station DAILY ;
stops only az Ashland, junction,
Milford, and FredercAsourg.
Sleeper a. WGshirgton. Leav"s
Washington Ter Now York al !i'i0
A. N.
il.Or A. NJ. icavcs Eyrd-Stroet station daily,
except sunday. Leaves Nasln @
ton for New York az l:sQ p ", aho
by limited al 800 J.. VI.
egOP. H., leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
Sleeper 20 New York,
i0.29 4. NJ. ai1iye- 81 Byri-Stroet station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK.
g.g9 2 NJ. arrives ~ Byfi-Ntrsot6t3u aGilJ ;
stops az Fredericksburg. Nllfs"i,
and junction. Sleeper from " ash
frgtan.
g.is ?. a., arrives At Byli-SIeet station daily
eXceut sunday.
ASHLAND IRAlNS.
DAILY gXCEPr SuNpAYs
47G p. 81, accommodation, leaves froa'.
street station; arrives a. Ashland
6.oi ?. NJ, leaves Elba; arrives AZ Ashland II
6:ii =. d.
es5 A Nj, accommodation, arrives az hf,'o.
Street station; lea1os Ashland A
e:1i 4. VI.
55s p. NJ. arrives II Elbd; leaves Ashland 90
SIP =. VI.
C.A.TAlLOR. General Ticker Agen.
Z. T. D. MYERs. General alporlniendt nL
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uortsI CoUNTY-TO WIT:

LOUISA CoUYrY-To WIT:
certify that the bond required on the spe-
cial commissioners appointed Ivy the decree
entered in the chancery suit Of Bucknef, &c.
rs. Buckners administrators. &C.. on the VI
day OF Mar h, 1887, and pending In the Circuit
Court Of said county, has been executed Win
approved security.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF July,
1857. SAMUEL IL. rAhSo c,ss
~ u NlclA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-30


BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctoneers and BroScrs,
No. north Tenth street,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION
FIFTY OR MORE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
FRONTING on CHIMBORAZO PARK. THE
NEW NATIONAL CEMETERY ROD,
AND BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS, EXTENDED;
AND ALSO An
ELEGANT TRUCK-FARN,
KNOWN As "OLNEY,r FOUR MILES NORTH
OF RICHMOND.
Buckner. r. ~, Sc, louisa Hlrtnt
Anderson, Geo. H.. edmr, SCI March p, ISL
In pursuance of the above decree We VIII
sell by auction, UPON TIE PREMlsES-iirst,
on .-
MONDAY. AUGUST /. 1887.
commencing at o'clock p. NJ, FIFTY OR
MORE BUILDING LOTS, plat OF which can bo
seen nj the Office Of the auctioneers.
I'm Offering these lots we are convinced That
the " honest toilern can secure at a small cost
an excellent building site. situated upon one OF
RicLmOnd's most beautiful hills, commanding
fine view Of the river. the city, and surround
Ing country. The proximity Of these lots TO the
marks and the electric railway commend ihem
10 those seeking homes or investments.
Second. On
TUESDAY, AUGUST .. 1857,
M G O'Clock p. NJ. that desirable TRUCK
FARM. containing l70A ACkEs, In ienrico
county. four miles north OF Richmond. near
the Mechanicsyille turnpike, adjoining the lands
OF Messrs. Osburn, Carter, Bossieux, and
others. and now occupied by b. A. McGhee,
ESQ. Upon this farm IL dwelling containing
about seven rooms. and the usual OUT Duili-
ings, located In commanding view anu sur
rounded by shade trees. The land lays Wen,
aud Is adapted 10 tho growth OF anything
raised In this section Of the country, tho low
grounds producing large grass crops Inns
farm, lying almost immediately ON the Me
chantcsyille pike, which Is kept In good order
the year round, offers a great inducement TO
those wishing TO purchase Virginia lands.
Terms FOR BUILDING LOIS: one fourth cash ;
balance at six, twelve. and eighteen months,
for negotiable notes, interest added, ana Sc
cured By ceed OF trust upon the property.
TERMS FOR FARM: Ono fourth cash balance
st one. two. aud three years, for negotiable
roles interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust upon the property. ..
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
X. L. GORDON. JR.,
Special Commissioners.
CuEwyIyG & Rose, Auctioneers.
LOUISA COUHTY-T0 WIT:
| certify that the bond required OF the spe-
cial commissioners appointed Ivy the decree
entered in the chancery suit Of Bucknef, &c.
rs. Buckner's administrator. &C.. on the ~
day OF Mar h, 1887, and pending In the CIRCUIT
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DICHMoND AND ALLEGu,yy

IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS ~ EPFLr
July -. -.
TWO DAILY TRAINS tEIIEir SUNDAY
BEgNEEN
RICHMOND AMI LNNCnBrEi
through Accom- A'f.-
Nail .mriauDl. fR.f,...
-. :. 80. 3 fN.a
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RAILROAD LINES.
~ Fs EES.ifFs .;ss ,;is 589FsSi
NHESAPEAKEAND OHIO ROUTE.
" SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
IINE u LIZ.

LYAyE RICHSOSD:
$40 A. N. for Newport News. Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk, daily except sun
day.
l,.l0 A. NJ. Through and Local Mall 20 all
Forge 10 Louisville and 81. Louis,
except sunday.
400 p. NJ. for Newport News, Oh Point, ard
Norfolk, except Sunday.
ACC 2. NJ. Charlottesville Accommodation, ex-
cept sunday.
$50 p. NJ. for Louisville, Cincinnati, Chics-
90, St Louis. Memphis, and New
Orleans Fast Express - with
through Pullmans daily. 0nly
route running PullmaEs West
from Richmond.
SIS i. NJ. limited 70 Old Point, daily except
Sunday.
500 A. NJ. Sundays only. for Newport News
Old Point and Norfolk.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND;
e.Q5 A. X, Charlottesville Accommodation.
1905 a. NJ. from Norfolk. Old Point. aud New
port News, except Sunday.
$50 +. NJ from local points and the West, eX-
ccpt Sunday.
635 2 ~ from Old Point, Newport News
and Norfolk daily
$40 Z, n. from Louisville apd Cincinnati
Fast Express-daily.
Depot Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Tlcke.s 81 1000 Main street aud az the depot
Il. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WrLLnYs {. WIcKnAM, Second Yice-Presl-
dent !en
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-30

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG HAiLltoAD
TIMETABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY. July 3. ISL. trains
on this road wi.l run As follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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WANTED, GOOD HANDS ON
w COATS. VESTS, AND PANTALO0Ns.
Steady work at your own homes. Open
DINER Is CUTCHlNS, 10 north Fourteenth
strent ly 2S-3t
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ARRIVE RICiINONn.


ARRIVE RICHNONn.
800 P. ". MAIL daily leIc.pt Slniayl
g35 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION isly except
sunday.
$50 A. NJ. NIGHR EXPRESS daily tetcep,
Monday.
Sunday accommodation between Richmond
| and Scottsyille leaves nj 'hmouG su0 a. ~.
arrives returning 7:l5 =. y.
Express train connc,ts gf iYurfhure viii
| train for stations west ~ Balcony Falls.
No. 3 will run through on SATURDAY % Nqri.
raj Bridge. stopping ~ al stations fnr b.. ~.
| irving a. Natural-frifrr sfr,nn ~ ~ 10 o. n
No. Accommodation leaves Natural ffI.ls.
| station on Mondays gt 2ti A. v. Stopping h.r
! flag AZ all stations. arriving = il'H" tI at
| 9.35 A. ". Sleepiue-cSr atta'Nei "a. thl- frar
and will be- open forreccpton - pa,-eug-rs .,
7. u. sunday.
CpNNFCTIONI
Al clifton Forge with Cnrsresse snd ohio
railway Tor the South. West an N-fflRe-'
Al Lyuchbucg with Norfolk Dds Western -al.
road for all points South. =, .fNeA'L, sui ~.uth.
west, AMI Virginia Mii,sat rsilas ior all
| points North aud south.
Az Richmond with Associate. Rangsys D.,
| all points IN tho South, sui Richmond, Pc 10
| ricSeburg ana Potomac railroad fr the N,rin.
Al Lexington with Baltimore al onto rar.
rosd, making close connections ~ Harlers
| Ferry o. and from pifl.hlrgh at ne he.i.
! also 20 points North and East
LvnchbVTE
sleeplng-cars Iynrhnurs % Memphis. So
! Orleans. ard Little ifncs.
Tesins marked daily tcX'ept SunfAyi
Tickets sold O. All points uf..e- i.' ap'f
| Main street, iWQ MAN, 5ni 81 klrnmn 80
! Alleghany depot, Eighth Iui Canal streets
JOHN r. NADNtRDO.
| nh . General PaG.eugerEni Express Agfu'
DICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
/ ~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH AIr-RAlL Fi~r-fNfirGr ..ta
OAND FROM HAfIf"OH.. HNlti.
DELFUiA. NEM YORK.. AND
EASTERN AID Esl.
I'm CITIES
OtI4 TWELVE HOURS bErWETT trE.
1lOSp AND BALIlMrka - EAtn
DIRECTION.
sroril1gly Qgi rula % c'Et- o. -,
/ Through bills " lGi.ng Issued at i.s rl'..
g. g. IAl lON
SELF General Freight Agent
DIEDslONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND ANp pANNfll RAILROAD.
/ SHORTEST AND MOST pit-' .'. 4. ~
THE sou ili,
PULLMAN sLtErfk~ - Al. hi'Af
TRAINS.
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Jy3J
uIGHCONsTABLE's SALE
IL will sell ut public auction, on
MONDAY. AUGUST I, 1897,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the a.. James ilo'el on
The premises, tie following PROPERTY, to sat
isly distress warrant in my hands:
II CHAIRS, eTAbIES;
CARrETING on bar ladies' recoptioa-room,
and steps,
MATS IN bar and ladies' receptlon-room'
lot SHADES (cfiice and bsr- rOom),
BRASS PLATES on steps,
/ GUNNER. LINOLA. and COCOA in bar,
lot SHEETS, / lot TOWELS,
lot NAPKiNs, l COOKING-RANGE aud
UTENSILS,
/ lot WARE. / lot CURTAINS.
10; TABLE.COVkRS. 2 PORCH AWNINGS,
'ot BAR FURNITURE;
lot CROCKR2Y aud PLATED WARE,
/ lot STEP PLATES. / lot STOP PALS,
! lot TOWEllNG and DANAsk,
lot COVERS for parlOr furniture,
! lot NAPKINS, l lot GAS GLOBES,
lot CLOIHE S-plNS and TUBS,
STEp-LADDER, l lot BASKETS,
! lot KEY TAGS, lot BAGG AGk CliECh>,
/ lot BADGES. 3 sHEET-IKON PANS, SC, &c.
TERMS: Cash. L. c. GARRISON,
~ sO-gt High Constable City OF Richmond.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUA-
< BILE TRACT OF LAND ~ KING VIII.
LIAM tOl J. Va DLNAhiDI-D ~
DEED OF TRUST As CONTAINING il5 ACRES
ROODs AND % PERChEs.-By virtue OF a
certain deed of trust from Jerome B. Graybill'
Of Philadelphia, Pa, dated the 9th day OF July,
1884, and duly recorded in the clerks office OF
King William County Court, aud default
having been made in the payment OF the DEBT
thereby secured, and being required 80 to do
by the beneficiary. | shall sell, at the court
house Of King William county, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1857,
a.
at l2 o'clock NJ. ALL THAT CERTAIN PAX
Gel OR TRACT OF LAND. together with all
the improvements thereon, described In said
deed a. containing by recent survey 40 acres
32 roods and 2S porChes, and adjoining tue
lands Of Robert Z. Lee, Henry Bell. the Rich-
mond. York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the Pan unkoy river.
TERMS: IL will be sold rs Gil entirety, Do tns
same n ore or less. Cash IA 10 the expenses Oh
sale and drawing and recording OF decd OF
fru.t-say. ie50-snd also as 10 the sum OF
s3.O79. with Interest from tho 9th day OF July,
1884, at tho rate Of 8 per cent. per annum ana
the residue, II nny, upon sncn terms Us may
DO announced on the day OF sale.
iy.0 u. +. FISHER, Trustee.
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OUI.I TWFLyE HOURS BErWErT k.rE.
AOSp AND BALrlNoKa - EAtu
DIRECTION.
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RAILROAD Iyx,

R Ia tH.lz 70 rlfJr,--. '>>e,>
NORFOLK AND WE8ryp,. ~"
~ ROAD. NiIL-
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C0rrespor qgi.k time % ctG,- g.'l':,
Through bills " lai.ng Issued at i.v ri'..
e.. g. TAYLOR
sei7 General Freight Agent
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR \
w PAIR OF FINE. LARGE MULES. 4
GOOD SADDLE-MARE, and q GOOD AND RI
LIABLE RIDING AND DRlVING-HOR>E. On
consignment TALlAf ENtt y ",
iy sS3t III south Twelfth street.
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Mathematics. and Music. Address C., care Of
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W7ANTED, HOUSES ON GRACE
w AND FRANKLIN STREETS. Owners
having such houses vacant, or which VIII be
vacant by the LIST OF October can obtain good
tenants at once 10y applying TO us
ii. L. STAPLES Sc CO.,
tv 80 Tblcact 1l03 Main street
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THOUGH AIr-RAlL "a -f''ffrEr 20
10 AND FROM HNiBi"Of., flIlii-
DELFUiA. NEM YORK. AND
EASrElN AID u Esl.
LkS tiIll3
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4 LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN
N teaching the English branches, Music,
Latin, and French would IKE SITUATION
for the coming scholastic term. References
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TLANTIC COAST LINE.

500. HAAS. Tra1ic Manager;
4. n. THOMAS, GenorBl Manager. myfi
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-22
ALL 4 MISTAKE.

The telegraph brings the report that
Rome" is surprised that there should
be wrong construction put on the
summons Of Father McGlvnn to Rome.
The dispatch also states that ''ecclesias-
tical circles" are much astonished"
that there sh ould have been circulated
in the United States the report that
Rome has condemned the teachings OF
Henry George. and that DR.. McGlynn
has been censured for advocating them.
Considering the fact that for two
months the case Of DR.. McGlynn has
been discussed by the column IN the
newspapers Of Europe and America,
this statement from Rome, at such a
late dav. will only strengthen the belief
that Rome" has looked into the case
and has been advised Of the popular
feeling behind Dr.. McGlynn; there.
fore. remembering the fact that 1t or.
dered the venerable bishop Of Meath,
DR.. Nulty. to Rome about six years
ago. ID explain conduct on his part sim
liar N that Of DR.. McGiynn, and remem-
bering also that 1t did not dare to de-
pose DR.. Nultv-remembering all this,
II Is reasonable to suppose that Rome"
has come to the sensible conclusion that
II would be suicidal policy to attempt to
crush the representative Of the people.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-22
SOMEWHAT CONTRADICTORY.

The George movement" shows signs
Of disinteeration. There will soon be
nothing left Of II but wind. Republican
The Republican man knows 10 his
heart that he does not mean one word
Of the above. He knows as we'll as his
capitalistic bosses DO that the George
movement" Is purely and simply move.
ment Of the people az Ainst the money.
power. In the very next column 10 th,
frat quotation Is the evidence that the
Republican editor does not believe his
own Otatemenis. lie says:
The money power has for the pas,
twenty wears been able 10 control our
national leRlslalnre-to elect our CO n.
gressmen and our senators TO dictate
the appointment Of judges. and to ride
rough shod over honesty and the popu.
lar will.
The Republican knows that as long as
the state OF affairs which II describes
exists there is need for the ideas upon
which the George movement" stands,
and those ideas will stay and grow and
be cultivated as long as that class fol
which the Republican man drudges is
In control.
The capitalistic editors Is not q
happy lot He is At his wits end to
guide his pen so that his employer, the
monev-king's, interests may % served
aud at the same time endeavor to make
the people believe that he is heart and
soul with them.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-22
The Conflict.

For the Enquirer.
This apparent fight among and be-
tween labor organizations is not a sign
Of death but of life. 1t is your staid
conservative society that runs in
grooves. and has not thought or care
Of where it is going to. that falls to
pieces.
The K. OF L. and unions are not Or
panized to make leaders-say nothing
of kings" in the labor movement. We
know at least something is wrong and
propose through organization to change
the present system. which is nothing
but the old Phenician pirate system.
To those who, have not got the big
head, Just what will displace it is not
known, but that the common people are
competent to build better than the
thieves of society have done, Is assur red.
Our organizations are means to an
end, not power for a few men to rule
as present parties are used And these
ends are the bettering Of the masses, not
the few who are selected as officers of
the organizations.
The rank and e le are willing to obey
the majority but they want that ma
ioritv TO be a true majority, not the
action Of committee nor the will Of a
secret clique. II we are to expect better
things Of the future we must practice
mere and preach less.
Power begets egotism and that good
men should fall under its blight in our
movement is to be expected. That
these men will say that the movement
is going TO the devil when they are noti-
fed that principles not men run this
movement, is to be regarded as a
healthy indication. Executive boards
do not run the labor movement, and If
any think they do it is time they we're
displaced.
Buchanan, without any caucus or
scheming on his part, was the choice OF
the west. II was not fair treatment 10
the loyal sons of the west, but his fol.
lowers acpuiesced though not to fair
majority in his defeat. His right to
criticism is more free than any of the
board, for he is not an office holder.
Why this clamor against criticism ?
1t will do good and keep tie whole or
ganization true to its aims.
The district elections show it al.
ready. D. A. "A Of Chicago has spoa en-,
and many others. in voice that speaks
plainly, we want no dictatorship"
Close up the rauks and enlist new
bsttalions. and take Holland. for it oe.
longs 70 US and have no fear Of this ir.
resistibls movement going 10 pieces.
Hunger is too close to our heels to let re-
be misled or disorsanizsd. In this con.
dict it is war against persons. And
personality must not be allowed to set
brothers against one another.
Frsternally yours,
Z. J. PAUL, L. A. $3.50.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-22

tkd1s ~ 49, IN q SSd IA suiil.
y1AIon Stsslslsd ~ a>In ~ eoal -
|th1t As II ! 1Gl1l p,lnc and lhe
br1thssIof Princes ! 2 ssukl, vidsv
| ~ ths - csar. ~. Nv A. tslls d
hie sdyshturs y tntsrd iins II tine.
Ia }srly lie hs ~ he 81 a1ns : Ssclal-
|iat md W bahishsd . Elbslie. where
80 sps1t several ysan 4 labor y The
mi4ea He escaped by msaas of : COM.
tsrfsit passport which hs says he en.
gravsd On small blocks Of stone. and
thep hs won't to China by - and re-
manned there MAE yeara. Thsncs be
went 70 south Amsrica, and finally
reafhed San Franchise. The exiied
prince says that he receives letters reg.
ulsfly from his sister. tie Princess Dol
eorouki. who is in Francs, and the Rev.
W. 3. Mills. Presbvterian minister At
Tahleouah. vouches for the truth Of this
akfrv.
The Labor enquirer., 1887-01-22
To All Carpent.rs.

There will be constructed next spring
and summer at Portland and Albina,
Orego large shops and buildings for
terminal facilities for the various rail.
roads centerin9 here. And We are cred.
IDLY informed and believe that me-
cha nics. laporers and Others, Will he in
duced to come here by the contractors
for those buildings. by advertising and
other methods. representing that work
will be plenty and wages high. Now,
the facts are. that there are more first
class mechanics here now wanting work
than can possibly be employed on these
buildings.
Wex therefore warn all Knights of
Labor mot to come to Portland and Al.
bina with the expectation Of obtaining
work, unless they desire to drive out
their fellow workers already in the field
or work at greatly reduced wages. This
advertising dodge BY the contractors, il
only for the purpose Of Inducing work.
men 70 come hero 90 that they (ths con.
'fac'on) may DO able to dictate their
own 'e'ms 70 their own employees by
.'p'pn9 tne labor market with our
aap9d ieilow-workmen from the east.
Say AWAY and defeat this nefarious
scheme. N
Labor papers please copv.-Avant.
Courier.